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We're committed to communicating responsibly so before you enter, we ask you to answer the following question: But what does this actually mean when you’re in the pub or having dinner with a glass of wine at home?

Contrary to press reports that we should all drink some alcohol for health reasons - who hasn’t read an article claiming red wine is good for your heart? – the evidence simply doesn’t support this.

You are wondering what is the best low carb beer to buy when you have diabetes. Well, you are most likely to come across several brands and may be tempted to buy the first one that you come across. However, before you spend money on such a drink, you need to make sure that you get the best low carb beer for your money. Like it was mentioned before, the taste may be different from what you are used to. Here we have rounded up five that made it into our list of best low carb beer for people with diabetes.

Most health experts don’t say we should eliminate carbs from our diet. Some do say that some of us might need to reduce our intake, however. That’s alongside keeping active and ensuring our diets are healthy. Would it surprise you to know Coors light and Heineken have exactly the same calories and carbs? Shown here is the sugar and calorie content in popular beers, stout and ciders. If like me, you like to drink alcohol you’ll be interested to see the results I found. All beers, stouts and ciders were unfortunately high in calories & some were also high in carbs too. A pint of beer has between 210 & 240kcals, similar to a mars bar (244kcals). I’m not here to talk about the rights and wrongs or damage alcohol causes, you’re an adult and that’s for you to decide. I’m just hoping to help people make more informed choices about what they drink and in what quantity. Like most things in moderation, they are ok for most people. However, for someone wishing to lose weight it would decrease your chances of losing weight, if you choose to drink any beer, stout or cider to excess. For example: 6 bottles of Heineken have 714 calories & 54g of carbs (18x 3g sugar sachets you’ll know from coffee shops). 6 pints of Budweiser has 1398 kcals & 102g of sugar (34 sugar sachets). 10 pints of Bulmers cider is 2100 kcals & 230g of sugar (77 sugar sachets). Workout what you’d have on a night out, then how much per week? Light Beers Its good to know that there are lower calorie and lower sugar alternatives available with Heineken Light, Bud Light and Bulmers Light now being widely available. They do make a significant difference. 6 bottles of Heineken is 714kcals but 6 bottles of Heineken Light is 438kcals. However light beers are usually heavily processed and most likely contain artificial sweeteners among other things. It was interesting to see regular Heineken and Coors Light have the exact same calories 119kcals per 330ml bottle. In conclusion It seems beer, cider and stouts are h Let me preface this by saying I’m not here to be a party pooper – rather, I’m just here to help you make informed decisions.Red wine generally receives good press thanks to the certain chemical properties (polyphenol and resveratrol compounds) it contains.

But when you have diabetes, it’s a bit more complicated. You might want to know whether it's safe to drink alcohol with diabetes, and how much is OK. Alcohol can have a confusing effect on blood sugar levels because it prevents the liver from producing glucose. One consequence of this is that hypoglycemia can occur after a night of drinking. If you have diabetes, you should be aware of the other health risks around drinking. That way, you can help to avoid them by limiting how much you drink.Dietitian Melissa Meier, gives a rundown on the healthiest beers in Australian bottle shops so you can drink responsibly.